Pricing
Hands-on care, end to end.
Recovery, not maintenance.
Every visit is sixty minutes with one clinician. Manual therapy fills the majority of the session because it is what tissue, joints, and the nervous system physiologically respond to. The cost reflects the depth and continuity of the work, and most patients offset a meaningful portion through PPO reimbursement, HSA, or FSA.
What each visit includes
Time. Hands. A clinician focused on one thing. Your recovery.
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Initial evaluation$300
Ninety minutes to understand what is actually driving your pain. A complete clinical history, a hands-on assessment of how your tissues and joints are moving, and time to talk through what is happening and why. Treatment begins in the same session, so the recovery process starts before you leave.
- A full clinical history and complete movement assessment
- Hands-on examination, the kind that finds the source instead of the spot
- A working diagnosis, explained in language you can use
- Treatment in the same visit, so progress starts immediately
- A small, specific home program your body can respond to
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Follow-up session$250
An hour of focused, hands-on work. Manual therapy makes up most of the session because it is what tissue, joints, and the nervous system actually respond to. The home program is small, specific, and updated each visit based on what your body is showing. The goal is recovery, not maintenance.
- A full hour of one-on-one, hands-on care
- Manual therapy and movement work that the body responds to physiologically
- A home program that adapts as recovery progresses
- Continuity, so the work compounds session to session
- A clear arc toward resolving the pattern
Insurance
We accept select plans. And help you use yours.
We accept Medicare and select insurance plans directly. If we're in-network with your plan, you pay only your copay or coinsurance at the visit. Call before your first visit if you'd like us to verify your plan.
For plans we're out-of-network with, payment is made in full at the time of the visit. We provide a superbill after every session that you submit directly to your plan for reimbursement. Partial reimbursement after the deductible is common for PPOs, often within 30 to 60 days.
Good Faith Estimate
At your initial evaluation, your clinician will assess your needs and tell you how many sessions are recommended. You will leave with a clear estimate of the expected course and cost of care before scheduling ongoing visits.
Questions
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What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept all major credit cards, HSA and FSA cards, and check. Payment is collected at the time of service.
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How do I submit to insurance for reimbursement?
We provide a superbill, a detailed receipt with all the codes your insurance needs, after every visit. You submit it directly to your plan. Most insurers process reimbursement within 30 to 60 days.
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Can I use my FSA or HSA?
Yes. Physical therapy is an eligible expense under both FSA and HSA plans. Use your card at checkout like any other payment.